Avon President's Club Booklet Award Jewelry Charm Bracelet Charms 1973 For Sale

Offered here are vintage Avon President's Club booklets, promotional materials created to celebrate and incentivize Avon representatives who achieved President's Club status. These booklets focus primarily on the President's Club Prize Program, with a strong emphasis on the President's Club Award Jewelry, particularly the charm bracelet and accompanying charms. These would have been distributed to Avon representatives who met specific sales goals. A careful review of the images is recommended to assess the cosmetic condition of these vintage paper items.The booklets feature the distinctive President's Club logo. One booklet is a dark blue color, and the other is cream-colored. Inside, the booklets detail the perks and awards available to top-performing Avon representatives. One page includes what appears to be the signature of David W. Mitchell, the President of Avon, lending a personal touch to the recognition. Another page outlines "The President's Club Prize Program," presenting an array of prizes available to President's Club Members, including a selection of furniture, electronics, and appliances.A significant portion of the booklet is dedicated to "President's Club Award Jewelry." The images showcase a "President's Club Membership Pin," a gold pin featuring a ruby-colored stone. The charm bracelet program is highlighted, showcasing "Additional Charms to Honor Higher Levels of Achievement," including the "Avon Rose" charm, "The First Avon Lady" charm, "The World of Avon" charm, and "The Doorknocker" charm. One page specifically features "The Charm Bracelet and '4-A' Charm," detailing how representatives could earn the bracelet by achieving a sales goal of $5,500 within a President's Club period. The back cover explains how to become a member of the President's Club, stipulating a sales target of $2,500 in estimated customer-price sales within a 13-campaign period, clarifying that demonstration products and samples do not count towards customer sales.Printed at the bottom of one page is "Avon Products, Inc. 1973," confirming the approximate year of publication. Given their age and purpose as internal sales tools, these booklets are relatively scarce, making them sought-after by collectors of Avon memorabilia and those interested in the history of vintage jewelry promotions and direct sales incentives. These booklets offer a glimpse into the Avon's reward structure for their top sales representatives and the product-based incentives offered at the time. Please carefully examine the images to assess the condition of these vintage items, noting any signs of wear, creases, or discoloration that may be present.

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